The Ethics of Ambiguity
A compelling exploration of freedom and ethical responsibility through existentialist lens.
A compelling exploration of freedom and ethical responsibility through existentialist lens.
The Grapes of Wrath depicts the harrowing journey of the Joad family from Oklahoma to California during the Great Depression, seeking a better life.
This book explores the importance of quality management and leadership within an organization and their effects on long-term success.
Revolutionary methods for overcoming insomnia through mindfulness and acceptance.
Deep dive into French cuisine’s complexities with Julia Child’s guidance.
Set in Portland, ‘The Night Always Comes’ follows Lynette, who struggles to secure a future amidst urban gentrification and economic pressures.
This book delves into the fragmented nature of the human mind, exploring how trauma can lead to dissociation and divided consciousness. It offers insights into achieving greater self-awareness and mental unity.
Shop Class as Soulcraft’ is a philosophical exploration of the nature and ethics of manual work versus knowledge work in modern society. The author, Matthew B. Crawford, argues for the intrinsic value of hands-on work, drawing on his own experience as a motorcycle mechanic and electrician, as well as examples from various trades. Crawford discusses how manual work can provide a sense of agency and satisfaction that is often missing in more abstract, office-based professions. He delves into the history of skilled labor and its decline in the face of consumerism and a college-for-all mentality.